when a person gifts properties to another and it is
not an onerous gift, one may expect the other to
accept such a gift when ... court was
dealing with a case of gift under Mohammadan law. In that case, the gift
was accepted after the death of the donor
deals with gifts of movable and immovable properties. Section 122 defines 'gift' as under:
Gift" defined.
122. "Gift ... gift given in para 355 of the Principles of Hindu Law by Mulla which defines gift as under:
355. 'GIFT DEFINED
Gift consists
subject of the gift by the donor to the donee, such gift is not a valid gift under the Mahomedan Law, the same being ... gift on behalf of the appellant/plaintiff. Such acceptance would, therefore, be a valid acceptance of gift on behalf of the minor under the Mahomedan
gift, is accepted. After discussion, the returned income is accepted.
14. From the above observations it is clearly established that the gift ... gift'. It is obvious that the assessee's bold assertion of gifts cannot be accepted without ample undisputed evidences to prove the same
never repudiated the gift. We have
examined the terms of the gift deed. Non-
delivery of possession of the gifted
property, non-exercise ... acceptance of
the gift. Where a gift is made by the parent
to a child, there is a presumption of
acceptance of the gift
mere production of the gift deed by the donee is strong circumstance to believe that the gift was accepted by the donee ... defendant is in possession of the gifted property which establishes beyond doubt that the gift deed was accepted by the donee (defendant) and the donee
never intended to gift his properties to the plaintiff
and there was no declaration of gift by him. There was no acceptance of gift ... orally gift his properties. The three
essential conditions of gift by Muslim are - (1) a declaration of gift by the donor,
(2) an acceptance
never intended to gift his properties to the plaintiff
and there was no declaration of gift by him. There was no acceptance of gift ... orally gift his properties. The three
essential conditions of gift by Muslim are - (1) a declaration of gift by the donor,
(2) an acceptance
never intended to gift his properties to the plaintiff
and there was no declaration of gift by him. There was no acceptance of gift ... orally gift his properties. The three
essential conditions of gift by Muslim are - (1) a declaration of gift by the donor,
(2) an acceptance
another, called the donee, and accepted by or on
behalf of the donee.
Acceptance when to be made - Such
acceptance must be made during ... accept the gift without
intervention of a guardian, if it is possible, or through
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him.
'Onerous gifts. - Where a gift
